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According to Barmer-Chef, Weight Loss Could Soon Be Cashier's Output

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From lifestyle medicine to cash flow? According to Barmer-Chef Straub, the weight loss syringe could soon be available on prescription. According to him, it should not be necessary to prove diets or sports.

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The weight loss injection could be paid by the health insurance companies in the future. The outgoing Barmer boss is in favour.

·Essen, Germany
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The weight loss injection could be paid by the health insurance companies in the future. The outgoing Barmer boss is in favour.

·Berlin, Germany
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From lifestyle medicine to cash flow? According to Barmer-Chef Straub, the weight loss syringe could soon be available on prescription. According to him, it should not be necessary to prove diets or sports.

·Hamburg, Germany
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So far, weight loss injections have been one of the lifestyle medicines in Germany - people with obesity therefore have to pay for the treatment themselves. For a long time it is said that a cost assumption by the cash registers is too expensive. Barmer now brings in a different approach.

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According to the outgoing Barmer boss, the weight loss syringe could in future be paid by the statutory health insurance companies. Increasing costs for health insurance companies should not arise.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Lifestyle or important treatment option? In the dispute about whether weight loss shots like Ozempic are paid by statutory health insurance companies, a prominent proponent comes to the floor.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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